Read lyrics from your FLAC files
Read the LYRICS and UNSYNCEDLYRICS Vorbis comments back out of a FLAC. If the file carries a timestamped LRC, you get it verbatim — Vorbis comments store it as plain text, so nothing has to be reconstructed.
Input
Tagged FLAC
LYRICS / UNSYNCEDLYRICS
Output
.lrc and/or .txt
Whatever the tag holds
- Uploads are deleted automatically
Extract lyrics
Choose FLAC File
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FLAC · max 100 MB
Vorbis comment in, LRC out
FLAC with LYRICS field
What you provide
🎵 hotel_california.flac Vorbis comments found: LYRICS timestamped, 96 lines UNSYNCEDLYRICS plain, 96 lines
Recovered LRC
What you receive
[00:54.20]On a dark desert highway [00:58.40]Cool wind in my hair [01:02.80]Warm smell of colitas [01:07.10]Rising up through the air Returned exactly as stored — no rounding, no rebuilding from sync points.
How to use this tool
- 01
Upload your FLAC
We open the Vorbis comment block. The audio is never decoded and never written to.
- 02
We read both lyric fields
LYRICS is returned as-is — if it holds a timestamped LRC, that's what you get. UNSYNCEDLYRICS is returned as plain text.
- 03
Copy or download
Download the synced text as .lrc, the plain text as .txt, or copy either straight to the clipboard.
Why use this tool
Verbatim, not reconstructed
The MP3 side has to rebuild an LRC from SYLT sync points and round the timings. FLAC stores your LRC as text, so what comes out is character-for-character what was put in.
UTF-8 by specification
Vorbis comments have exactly one encoding, so there is no charset to guess and no Latin-1 fallback that mangles accented or non-Latin lyrics.
Read-only
Nothing is written back. Your upload is parsed and then deleted from our server.
Who this tool is for
Library audit
Find out which of your lossless rips already carry lyrics before you spend time or credits generating them.
Format migration
Lift lyrics out of a FLAC library into sidecar .lrc files, or into MP3s via the Embed Lyrics MP3 tool.
Tagger cross-check
See exactly which of the two lyric fields your desktop tagger actually wrote, when a player is showing the wrong one.